Eligibility Priority will be given to those already working or volunteering with a tribe’s collection in a museum or in another tribal cultural preservation project. Those planning a museum or other cultural preservation project may also apply and may be accepted depending upon availability.

Expense The training is tuition free to the participants. A $50 non-refundable fee will be used to provide lunch and materials. Participants will be responsible for their other meals, lodging, and travel expenses (see website for more details). Partial travel stipends are available in case of financial need.

Space is limited. Please submit your applications before March 15, 2017. Application form and complete application instructions can be downloaded from our website or obtained via fax or mail by calling 510-643-7237.

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Lea McChesney

Curator of Ethnology, Maxwell Museum of Anthropology, University of New Mexico